Virtualisation technologies make it much easier and less expensive to keep key applications available through failures, outages and even regional disasters.
By carefully balancing downtime costs and availability options, organizations can extend the benefits of high availability (HA) to even more applications, locations and users.
Citrix Systems and Marathon Technologies have collaborated on a range of HA alternatives based on Citrix XenServer virtualisation.
Their solutions, ranging from core failover/recover/restart through high and continuous availability, offer capabilities appropriate for every application, business and budget.
Contents:
- Availability - Goals and metrics
- Availability options in XenServer environments
- environments
- Level 1: Core failover, recovery and restart
- Level 2: High availability with component-level fault tolerance
- Level 3: Continuous availability with system-level fault tolerance
- Availability level comparison
- Resource requirements and TCO
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Citrix and Marathon have enhanced the Essentials for XenServer environment to run applications at availability levels that range from routine recovery and restart operations to complete fault tolerance. Together, XenServer and Marathon everRun offer availability solutions at attractive price points to match every business or application need, without adding complexity.
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